Bar Harbor usually gets the intro of “gateway to Acadia National Park,” which, sure, ... Snag a picnic lunch and set up at Agamont Park, where you can people-watch, ...

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While there aren't many dining options within Acadia National Park, nearby Bar Harbor, Maine, is chock-full of quaint eateries and bars. Of course, lobster is a must-try dish in Maine, and you'll ...

Bar Harbor has for years tried to promote itself as an attractive destination for cruise ships. The complaint notes that ship itineraries are planned years in advance and claims that the limit ...

BAR HARBOR, Maine (WABI) - Art is a universal language, and one center in Bar Harbor is making sure it’s accessible to everyone. ArtWaves is offering a space for individuals of all ages and ...

The Pennsylvania Happy Travelers picnic is scheduled for 3 p.m. on Wednesday, July 9, at the Castanea Fire Company Picnic Grounds, 859 Lower Creek Road, Lock Haven. Bring a dish to share, your own ...

Plus, there’s never anything wrong with grabbing takeout from, say, Rosalie’s Pizza and wandering a couple of blocks over to Agamont Park for a picnic (46 Cottage St., Bar Harbor; 207-288-5666). The ...

Bar Harbor and Portland have become popular destinations for large cruise ships, particularly in the early fall when they ply the waters off New England and Canada, ...

BAR HARBOR, Maine, Aug. 26.—Mrs. William Lawrence Green and Mrs. S. Megargee Wright gave a dance at the Pot and Kettle Club to-night, which was attended by a large number of guests.

Bar Harbor sees cruise throughout the tourist season, but ships come in almost daily in September in October, with the number of passengers coming ashore often numbering between 3,000 to 5,000.

Local News Bar Harbor residents voted to cap the number of cruise ship passengers. Now local businesses are suing. The lawsuit, filed on Dec. 29, contends the limit is “draconian and arbitrary.” ...